The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1901, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAI. tor Inet night, igh the week and it auocens ts er of Gold Belt, will hold tts reg meeting in the mmall hall in th | Yagies’ sorte. ACT OF AN INGRATE : Theodore Halle ler ‘Robbed by Man He Befriended IS WANTED AT 'FRISCO W. S. Fuller Was Rounded Up Today by Pinkertons BRILLIANT | "Successful Opening a Everett Theater Opera Next W both of ‘Tacoma [ HURON, Mich,, ” but will reopen Ne ik and the Reanatook,” ho Wilbur-Kirwin Amy Gertrude portant bustr eaterday destre full attendance ts req y y we of $200,000. », of the firm of has apent the surn me, looking wfter his min foe & Bons, wh Not Coming So Fast Cuntome offictals of * Bought the St Paul The Pacito Packing tion company has pure! 22, both of Seattle Funeral of R. H. Mumford Aletrict | $10.00, wt $5.08; Pw vigration of [i $16.00; Rainy Day 8k 0 for last |[M dreds of other bargain lots, #0 ment, returned on the last boat Jaffee reports that somewhere tween four and five th | will winter at camp has gotten down te ne aged the ship ship. of 1834 tons burden. BED OF $20 y) In the audien pminent atate | ‘The desk of Theodore Halle ‘Office on the third floor of the Haller Block, was broken tnco and rebbed of $110 Sunday. been working on the ‘Gare and it is now be robbery was commi ka canneries 75, of the Fraternal Appointed Mr. Jaf + roprenentative of authority to elghboring cl of this compan: Order of Wagle rl Howard, a tandard Olt Co, sted by the local iwation of the Pinkerton Detective transact any business for aerie No, -PASSENGERS KEPT ON GOING ater to the ball Dancing began and continued until The hall was beautifully orated with quantities 4 is [A cause the offering is rge of larceny | first fail,to graps the idea t r , $7.00 and my Bhe ts alleged to|f Flannel and Venetian Cloth Walsts a the latest at 8 of $29 in| prettient colorings at such an under p house, | But the good hewn will spread faster and faster, as the a W. Ekwall Missing ‘W. wall, an 18-year-old boy, who at B11 Bpruce street, |from his home. Hama, whom a & Woshingtor School Di trict Enlarged it No. 1 has been ex-| Mj would pick from the cream of the lot. View Fred Mr. Haller had betr Phillips foun? tv ry) Thad pawned a bicycle oh a opera glasses to Mr, Hatter. Wecured the money he & ticket for Tiinots, It ta ble that he will be appre- In this state, Knderson Bound Over » _ Charles Anderson, who ts charged with forging © check for $135 and bs Hat the Skagit bar in this ‘was bound over to the supertc igen nas tor trial by Judge Cann under re Deon on his trail for din « paint ‘Ocoldental ave- nue, where he was working under the name of Davia, At once solicited the ald of t - TRAMP anor [E PORTLAND, Or,, Rose, of Shawneeburn, terday shot by 4) during a fight freight train men Walter | gudsts left on the steamer Que was yen-| 3 o'clock, fichool Diatrict A peculiar accident occurred Inst tended to include the Mount night about 7 o'clock at the down | town terminal of the James stre He went to ono of the theaters last night and has not beon seen by his relatives since, The polies have been asked to look him Williams had Pinkerton men el. Benttie Fuel Co, coal or wood. | Third Off For some reagon the slot in which the grip runs had contracted In such & manner that the car was brought to a violent atop, The gripman had just picked up the cable and the little car was mak- ing ite fret swift leap up rash—the Journey was sud- denly interrupted; so that the passengers on’ front platform kept on going, muddy atreet, Lodge Notes ing him with being a fugitive from Hie bonds were fixed 4 in default he wi Against Lunch Wagons ‘8 of some of the city roataurante aro alarmed by the tn road that some of the lunch wagous i e lower part of the town making on their business. ternoon @ petition to the : Was signed by 30 proprietors of nts, asked that ance granting lloen doing business [ont Og ee tak eo ‘The Order of Washington held tts EVEN ON SMALL ARTICLES YOU SAVE WHEN YOU BUY HERE ‘The housewife with one 4 proportionate poth gave on thing furnishing 00d to this store t FREDERICK & NELSON —Fine Furuta »| Bagles’ aerte, ‘The Geattle Command Manons will hold ita re« this evening in Engl ‘The Modern Wo was projected the alr and landed in the Another, Deputy Auditor Luctus thrown with great LONDON, Noy. men of Ameri wording of Bir Redvers Bulle ous hellogram to Gen, White during the siege of Ladyamith ts reaponaibie te a controversy. on the authority of Dr, Mili- cQuire, a prominent military in- the following al- god authentic version of the mons MeGuire, was 3 force against the front and has, it is feared, gu hal injuries from the’ shock. E at bis desk today, but complained of| “" the abdomen WATCHMAN MUST HAVE BEEN DEAF: ha | CINCINNATI 0. Nov. S—Bure- . tare cart mieene meio Tu TICENSED TO WED Edgar Dawes, Thursday evening tn FIRE IN MAINE ‘The Oriental € Mur, held ite Wil bala Ya vordiar Yaeeting lar to apend for thi ay evening In Kaglen’ aerie, who spends $100 here The best manufacturers of ho fer spectal price conce ders and prompt pay very low prt show the store's advantages. $1.65 Table made of solid oak or birch mahogany, fancy turned legs. Top 1a 24 inches square, fam- ous Shakespeare con- struction, which means that table cannot be- come rickety, Our price ‘Tribe of Ren meeting In the erie, last even- performances at the| house tonight. A few prices to T have failed. without siege operation Can you hold #0 toni gent your firing aw: Unable to try again | 2 fiding, wholesale; ‘ ‘The Seattle lod: hold tts regular m | hall in Eagies’ a The Electrical Workers wil! hold a meeting on Thureday in the small hall in Eagtes’ serie. On Friday, Beattle lode, Binal B'rith, wit) never been produced out~ the ferent elties unti! ry bas tt to run indenitcly in New ‘and London. It has also mad ie on Wednesday, the best terms, If you have} Coal, ton, earload, Beattie Fuct Co. | —s Interested with Inti Fisheries Co., Greyhound Dock. TTLE’S BUSY STORE Corsets and Gloves at Harvest Sale Prices November is the month that Thanksgiving goes in—crops are all in the barn, the harvesting done and it’s time to be thankful. ‘The Harvest Sale fits in nicely with its hundreds of economy oppor- tunities—there’s hardly a thing in the store that cannot be pur- chased now at a verv strong saving. Some hints in Corsets and Gloves, suggest.” wenpurther dispatches were exchan, 4,” adds the Daily Barge ee that Sir ¢ MAIL ORDERS ce he 1 ae valued at from 6386 to ining nd prea: ——- not ans the crash. His Dog Poisoned Detective Jack Barck of the Seattle lice force, is today mourning the| M ot > valuable So dog | Gertru: ‘was polsoned by some mis- creant last night. Mr. Barck will give a good of $50 for information Moyt's “A Texes Steer” “A Texas Steer” will w uennel}. aged 43, of Hoquiam, imma Knowles, 43, of Scranton, P Witlam H. Lavery, uw Cranell, 90, both of 99. all | 40, both of Beat! aged @, of Enumclaw, Morrison, 32, of Stanwood; ©. Milltary Straight extra quality latest pattern 4 ribbon trim- ts name 4B in Corset manufacturi Harvest Sale Prices All Corsets fitted by expert fit- tors, without extra che! Glove Fitting con sets, Kray or Dinck eateen, fit ted by our Sonn He Satisfactory Gloves at Har- & corset that dressmake to fit dresses BEST JUDGES OF THEIR MONEY'S WORTH Hon. Boyd J. Tallman and Dr. A. W. Phillips Join Other Leading Men in Buying Home Sites on Capitol Hill. gives the figure that erect mt itary eppearance #0 popular, silk floss stitched, lace and ribbom trimmed price Black or. ‘Gray Engtivn Corset Waist, soft busts, silver Jean lined, 6-hook and ‘patent button fastened, uilted back, adjustable shoul- r etens maa. Ba! A new importation of the cele- brated Lucie Kid Gloves, kid patent gunseted fingers, regular $1.26 value, fit- ted and guaranteed, at, vest Bale price, per pale £66 ‘ha 78 Gloves, lock oversea FREDERICK & NELSON HOME FURNISHERS Second Avenue and Madison Street Ladies’ ‘Moe! ‘The Kind of people who buy sites for homes in any locality furnishes the best index to the quality of the property. Men of good judgment and good taste buy only where they know they get their money's Bale price, per pair L jew’ French Imported Suede a kid covered these are with. out doubt the handsomest and mable gloves on the $3.00 value; fitted and guaranteed at, ry Kid Gloves, cla: to match giov Every one of the men who have bought on Capito! HIM are of the highest standing in the business and professional lite of Seattle, ‘The lst continuss to increase. On Sunday, Hon. Boyd J, Taliman, judge of, the superior court of King county, took a Wor the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium or Tobacce Habdite—The only Keele; Ww * and British Columbia. ke fag '"ret Munim 286, Seuttin Wash. G. T- Cantie: Mgr | 1425 to 1435 Second Ay, and 115-123 Pike ‘The important stitute Kilbourne Avi La Capella French Kid Glover 2-clanp fantened, kid clasp lin- ed, the equal of any $2.00 « ‘INSTITUTE clence of opti NORDHOFF @ Co, Wednesday Specials With the Clerks’ Co-operatis | deeper than usual at the fals cannot fail to bring activ ling. Included in the list are French Fiannel Shirt Walste, worth $25.00 and $35.00, at Sipe th $4.00 upwarda, at $6.95, besides of which We have space to a may come to the store and in full blast and plea ‘ nis lint of Wed tion today, but many of them 9 of for yourself, $10.00 French Flannel Waists at $3, ! ‘This sale must continue to be the jer for days a) help the newspapers to tell of this extreme value that is so | abie. | Of courne, there are lines and styles that will nell t others, and so you ought to come tomorrow or very soon, | Last of the Silk Dress Skirts at a f Dress Gkirts which began last Fri It has been, and ir, e Silk Dress maker In the land, Max Solormo ‘This is the price iat: $6.00 for Stik Dress Skirts, § worth $17.50. worth @9.¢ $1 for Silk Dresg $040 for ik Dress Skirts, worth , $10.60 ra worth #13. 50. $13.0 for Silk Dress Skirts, Dress Skirts, ATT F HATS, WORTH | seen 7 aaa Pine Piatt Laces, All our $2%5,0 Pattern Hats are | 2% to 6 inches wide, good cut to $15.00. choles, neat . designs, All of our $25.00 Pattern Hats ef Ite to %c a yard, |fB Are cut to $18.00. nesday'e spectal at 12%0, | MEN'S 650 NIGHT ROBES, Ho— | 230 LACES, 160— { A fine jot of Men's Heavy Point de Paris lace, choles Twilled Muslin Night Rob terna, bert quality, three i | worth 6ic each, Wednesday’ inches wide, regular iB special, Be. ‘and She, special Wed Gold Band Rings, worth 60c, tor | too pairs Grey. and Tan © a0. n worth te, Gold Band Rings, worth 25c,for | Peenkete Mire Ie. 109 Robe oe ae MEN'S 2t¢ SOX, 90 son, | At te. Men's Fancy briggan RETIN: — { 16c BHEETING, 12%0- worth 260 @ pair, on sale Wed- * | er rs a #-4 Brown Pepperell | NOTIONS— j Pleated Satin Belts, with ox- | pLANKET SPECIALS— {dized buckles, for thc. 200 pairs of Gi Miset, Pompadour Combs, extra good | piankets, worth {ff values, at 19¢ and gfe. nesday, at $1.98. | | Fancy Decorated Crepe Paper, worth igo @ roll, for 160. The “Marvel” Skirt Lifters, worth 20, for ite, gi NEEDLEWORK SPEC- site Cor, for, cushions, worth JSe a yard, at 100. Silkouette Pillow Covers, com- | apRON GINGHAM, toa! plete, regular Sic, Wednesday's A line of good Apron apecial at 360. hame, 2,000 yards in the Baby Pillow covers, rutfied and | be offered Weds trimmed with ribbon at 50c each. | yard, Se. DAPERY SPECIALS— lSc PICTURES, bo— Passe Partout pictures, 2 5-in. Tapestry, in stripes and “ ‘een, , rerula figures, worth $1.09 a yard, for | 1% “Wignen ‘Tee. 34-In. Berims, in stripes, at 15e ard, Figured Swias, In colors, worth 200 @ yard, for 12%c. We WAIST FLANNELS, t90— All-Wool Waist Fianneis, 28 inches wide, in 15 different colors to choore from, at 390 instead of @ yard. DRUGSTORE SPECIALS— won fe ryan, qundame Yale's Bust Food, at | povs 9275 SUITS AF iy at $2. lent variety to choose ft nesday special, at $1.98. Castoria, the 36¢ bottles, at 25, . ar Syrup of Figs, at guinpers. ‘with 2 felt goles, W NGrete Cantilo Soap, in pound | “y's price, 2c bars, ‘worth lsc, Wednesday's | GIRLS’ $1.10 SHOES aT special at Te. Lace and Button’ English Viol Buttermilk Heel Shoes sizes § to 18, Soap, three cakes In a box, worth | and two, worth $1.60 1bo, special Wednesday, at 61-30. | Desday's price, Sc. 6.0 RAINY DAY SKIRTS, 96.95 | MEN'S $1.00 RUBBER Rainy Day Skirts of heavy Sars Gen) eee melton, in flounce style, with 14 ‘orth $3.00 of atitching around bottom, | Khee length, w value $8.00, Wednesday's | Special. at $2.00. at $6.95. eeneaeey’® | WOMEN'S Soc APRO 1,50 WRAPPERS, AT 790— oe vomen's louse Wrappers, ‘and $1.50, . each, at 2c. 7 AL Te, . special | OUTING FLANNED COATS, 290— te HANDKERCHIEFS, bo— Outing 'Flannet Women’s mourning and Swiss | women and children, embroidered handkerchiefs, special Wednead: tra fine qual WOMEN’S 5c slightly mu Outing Flannel Go 12%e and lic, be, Se each, Wedyesday, NORDHOFF @ Co. is NOT A SIDE Is- | ify to our ability, since rive out to Capito! HIN “Just to see it.” Harvest Bale pi SUE with us. Thousands Harvest Sale Peat 500 d and ‘That was enough. Early Monday morning he called up the Moore Investment Co. Closed the purchase of one of the best sites on Capitol Hill. ‘The people of Seattic need not be told whether Judge Tallman is a their eyes scientifically > SS esoveseceresoreseseseres|NEW YORK DENTAL) SPECIAL Es Continues Here have a number of very by telephone and Second Avenue, Seattle. Petarsais , an of sound views Se seer se So PARLORS 614 First Avenue He stands at the head of his proteasion. A similar experience was thatot Dr. A. W. Phillips, the dentist, Practice of any in the state. Dr. Phillipe chose # sightly spot on wh others in that high-class locality More applications for purchase an Gay at the Moore Investment © who has the most lucrative ich he will erect @ residence in keeping with the 4 Inquirles concerning Capitol Hil were made yester- office than on any other day since the opening. MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY 112 COLUMBIA STREET Companions ee ee ee oe oe Se Se ee oe oe Bteck and De At prices ‘which will be ement to the buy PDD POEOI SIO ID SEO OE SEOE OID Gold Crowns, | Gold Fillin b New York Dental _— 1 _ IRISH TWEED SUITS Pam ~ HEATING STOVES. Bridgework, 8, $1 up; Silver Fill- what you want Go. H. Woadltse ( Co. 140 Second Avenue Chest Pate Ls |quently save a Doctor’s bill. is open every evening, AMAKER MUSIC CO, 1416 Second Ave, s the Bon Marche OOO OOO |Washington Tent & Awning Company. (Inc.) Manufacturers of Waterproof horse and wagon covers, dash aprons, wag- | on tops and umb 4 Tel. Main 1025. hae AVENUE THEATER JOMN CORT MANAGER Seattle's Only. u A High-Class Family Iesort, turday matinee, 1EDY BOOM HOYT'S Most Brilliant Satire, "A Texas Steer” The greatent cast ever seon in the Tomorrow and apecia! Wednesday The greatest “The Casino Girl’ Presented by Mr. Samuel C with every detail of the N. and London productions, ‘The daintiest melodies, Mest comedy. 60--PEOPLE--60 Pricen-2 0h) Le 00, 760, 690 and Zhe. guaranteed fre TALG Yeen: 10 Jas» G» Givens & Oo. 6 Stare--Bayd Bid indoieoedaane ed | ter attend to it A play written The great comedy success of the nd it as a S peanthtet $-Pound Palle 450 W. S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER 608 Pike. Tel, Main 998 and 271 82 Yosior Way | < A Wise Woman” Presented by @ splendid cc headed by MARL OR * MU JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE, Albert Hansen largest jewelry KR and Petia s0hsits the, ans wad diel RPHY, and other When buying articles advertised Sents on sale Wednesday, 10 a. m. hen buying articles advertised in Telephone, Main 787, thin paper, epeak of the Star, 8. B. cor, Piko St. and Second Ave, house in ma | CAREFUL BUYERS SAVE MO By trading with merchants who edvertise in Sse Every Ad, New Bvery Day, ~ Purses and Pocketbooks RIBBONS all leathers, with and without . sterling silver mounting writers, Paragon 5c to $5.00 HIRSCH PHARMACY a age — First and Pike Tel, Main 946 2 EG NILES, 109 Cherry St Make Your Own Albums 3 of our high-grade melton finish cardboard, all eolors, nD wall eS , wea t ‘Washington Dental and + Seagee Babee Pere Photographic Supply Co. } 241 Columbia Street Set $5; always give you the best in fit, y Oak, a well made, finish and fabric; thege sults are @ coal burner, § winners a 8 y would } cost you £7 bs. in London, ) The Seattle Tailoring Co, $ ERNST T BROS. 1207 First Avenue 506 Pils pose o new hygienic tion In men and women { weakneas and pro manently cured. Sanitarium, Hinckle wk Fourth Boon “DR. H, T. TURNER, Axminster and Smyrna Rug ek at OGDEN’S, 507 Pike St. 15 289 20be@00 2200 SHOGsECoHOE ES BOvICSOORS